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We'll see how he does in the next few years. It doesn't appear that he has the will to win like the greats have. |
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We'll see...If Year 2 doesn't provide those intagibles, then I'll get off the bandwagon |
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![]() retired finally. hope he stays that way.
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/colum...2&sportCat=nfl This article is so stupid. It starts off with: Maybe it was the cowardly teammate who anonymously ripped him in print. Maybe it was the absence of a game-breaking wide receiver or running back. Maybe it was the prospect of playing for a fourth different head coach in five years. How the fucl< is Thomas Jones not considered a game-breaking running back!?!?!? He had over 1300 yards this season! And you have Washington right behind him! And who wouldnt want Coles and Cotchery as your wide-outs!?!? They are as capible as anyone!! This author is stupid. And who is this Wojciechowski person? He looks EXACTLY like Dr. Green from ER... the one who died of a brain tumor. Is it the same guy? (i doubt it)
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![]() Don't even waste your time Lori. The deifying of Favre in the media is as sure as the sunrise. The further we get from last season, the more people will overlook his 22 interceptions and distant attitude towards the team.
I'm very thankful that he's gone and more importantly, that he made a relatively timely decision. Obviously our QB position is unsettled, but I've been saying for a while that we don't need a superstar under center. I think Clemens or Ratty could be at least adequate, but if the organization doesn't think so, they now have the cap room to pursue a stopgap and still improve at other positions. Not that it means anything, but McShay has Sanchez going to the Jets at 17. This is better for the Jet offense, because as much as Schotty drives me nuts, he was hamstrung last year tailoring the offense to Favre. Now we can get back to running first, which Rex has committed to. Mainly I'm happy that it's now completely Rex's team rather than Favre's. Saddling Rex in his first year with a media darling larger-than-life QB prone to interceptions would've been disastrous. Now at least Rex has the reins, and he can succeed or fail on his own. There won't be any "what if?" questions. A fresh start. |
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![]() Does anyone know how much the Jets # 4 ""Favre"" Jerseys are on E-bay
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![]() Since he "retired", he can now go to the Vikings without the Jets losing additional draft picks.
Don't be surprised if he is wearing purple in September. And why was Barber villified for ratting on Giant's teamamtes, but Jones gets a free pass? |
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TJ is one of the hardest workers in the NFL and the ball was ripped out of his hands by this interception machine. If I were him, I would've said a lot more. |
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![]() ainge is also on the jets roster. i laughed today when they played the clip where lemons said he should get the start because he worked hard the last few years-you don't get to start due to work ethic, you have to be capable as well. whether he proves himself good enough to be #1 or not is the question...then again, there's capable and there's better than the other guys on the team-there is a difference.
at any rate, favre did the jets no favors by coming and playing for a year as far as their QB situation is concerned.
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As for the QB position, they would be alot better off going into the year using Clemens as plan B. Either way, you'll be better off without that stratus cloud, aka Favre's decisions to lob the ball up for pickins. Leftwich didnt look too bad when asked upon for the Stillers, but can't see him in a Jets jersey. Garcia would be the veteran answer IMO, but at what price? Could definitely see them going QB somehwere in the draft. Rhett Bomar maybe?? Patrick White could be interesting but they already have Brad Smith, so who knows?? Not saying either fit in, just throwing it out there for discussion. Interested to see what direction they go in regards to the position. As for the defense, I'm looking for that facet of the team to improve dramatically. Pettine Jr. was a HUGE addition and is on his way to becoming a head coach in a few years. He'll be on the same page as Ryan as far as schemes go, which couldnt be said for Mangini and Sutton. They already have pieces in place (Revis and Jenkins to name a few) and can build around them. I'll never forget going to see North Penn(area hs) play (Pettine Jr. was then HC) and my dad telling me to remember this guys name. I never forgot it and here he is. Wish him the best of luck in his new capacity and I'm sure he'll be bringing in the fresh air that Jets fans have been seeking. Now that is out of the way, thank GOD that BF is done. I dont even want to say or type his name, I'm sick of it. Fade away, like most of your deep balls, and go back to doing movies with Cameron Diaz.
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Yeah..and if you didn't have Favre, that game against Miami would have featured a half filled Meadowlands in December. Good luck next year |
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